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General informations
21/09/2026
Come check out the Brico Van
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Hello everyone,

Do you have small appliances that aren’t working?
Come check out the Brico Van.

The Brico Van travels to campuses across the University of Bordeaux, where a technician will be on hand to repair or advise you on how to repair small appliances, electronics, bicycles, and even small lab equipment.

All the information is available in the attached documents.

A new project coordinated by the Institute for Transitions at the University of Bordeaux.
The van was outfitted by the Etu’Récup Association.











General informations
07/09/2026
The Nitrogen Odyssey

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L30gFikywfw
You handle liquid nitrogen? Remember to gear up!Visor, cryogenic gloves with cuffs, appropriate long-sleeved lab coat, overboots to wear over closed-toe shoes, and long pants without cuffs: this personal protective equipment is essential to protect yourself from the risks associated with handling liquid nitrogen.To learn the right reflexes, watch this short Inserm video!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L30gFikywfw




General informations
24/08/2026
They thought, they played… they won!

Our brains have been working hard… and here are our summer champions!
After taking on the challenge of the MOT des AP Summer Game, Estelle (Abrous Team), Charlotte and Gabriel (PUMA – Genotyping Platform) have made it to the podium!
Congratulations to all three of them!




General informations
12/08/2026
We are delighted to share that Nora Abrous has joined the Scientific Council of the Observatoire B2V des Mémoires.

This appointment is a new recognition of the expertise of Nora abrous, Inserm Research Director and Head of the Neurogenesis and Physiopathology team at Neurocentre Magendie.

Nora brings crucial expertise in neuronal plasticity associated with aging, the manipulation of adult neurons, and behavioral phenotyping in animal models. Her internationally recognized research will contribute to advancing the understanding of memory.

We warmly congratulate Jean-François Orianne on joining the Scientific Council, as well as Nora Abrous on this recognition of her expertise.